Hypnosis a Psychology tpoic

1. “ Underwent !!!”
Treating his fear of water

2. Franz Anton Mesmer
A German physician who
became known as the father of
'modern hypnotism’.
It dates back to the late 18th
century when he developed
mesmerism, his beliefs about
the balance of magnetic power
in our body

3. Hypnosis
Hypnosis is a process connecting
cognitive processes (like mind) in which a
subject is shown by a hypnotist to answer
to ideas for changes in feelings,
perceptions, thoughts, and behavior.
Hypnosis is a dream like mental state in
which people experience increased
attention, concentration.
. People in a hypnotic state repeatedly
look sleepy and partitioned out, but in
reality, they are in a state of hyper-
awareness.

4. Impact of Hypnosis
Some hypnotized people
report feeling a sense of
fairness or dangerous
relaxation during the
hypnotic state

5. what hypnosis is capable of
Hypnosis can help rise motivation,
And stress handling abilities.
It can improve memory, creativity
and firmness
what hypnosis isn't capable of
Hypnosis cannot change
somebody’s basic original
personality. It cannot make
somebody living forever.

6. Hypnosis as a miracle
For many, hypnosis can sometimes
look to be little short of amazing. .
For example, the individual scared at
the simple thought of dental treatment
gives a shiny white smile, and the best
man who has been unwell with fear at
simply the idea of making a speech,
does so with all the self-confidence of
a graceful speaker. To those people,
hypnosis seems like a miracle!

7. TYPES OF
HYPNOSIS
Self
Hypnosis
• Self-hypnosis is
very similar to
thought in that
both involve
entering a cool and
relaxed state
Clinical
Hypnosis
• A technique that
uses hypnosis to help in
the treatment of specific
symptoms or health
conditions
CovertHy
pnosis
• Covert or Conversational
Hypnosis is an effort to
communicate with another
person’s unconscious mind
without informing the question
that they are presence
Hypnotized

8. Introduce a idea
Self Hypnotism
Return to your
usual level of
awareness
Relax using a
hypnotic induction
like advanced
muscle relaxation
Find a calm place
to relax and get
comfortable

9. Clinical Hypnosis
(Hypnotherapy)
A technique that
uses hypnosis to help in
the treatment of specific
symptoms or health
conditions.
Clinical hypnosis is
valuable in making
positive changes such
as stress/anxiety, fears,
pain, and anger
management.
What Hypnotherapy can
do
 Chronic pain conditions
 Dementia symptoms
 Nausea and vomiting related to
chemotherapy
 Pain during childbirth, dental
procedures, or surgery
 Skin conditions, such as psoriasis and
warts
 Symptoms of irritable bowel syndrome
(IBS)

10. COVERT HYPNOSIS/CONVERSATIONAL HYPNOSIS
Covert or conversational
hypnosis is a technique of using
words or a language. It is an
effort to communicate with
another person’s unconscious
mind without informing the
question that they are being
hypnotized.

11. Criminal investigation
Witnesses to crimes have been able to recall certain facets of the crime
while in a hypnotic state that they had not remembered without hypnosis.

12. Weight Loss
BENEFITS
OF
HYPNOSIS
Quitting
Smoking
Trouble
Sleeping,
Insomnia,
and
Sleepwalking
Irritable
Bowel
Syndrome
(IBS)
Symptoms
Anxiety
Chronic
Pain

13. Hypnosis may help individuals with anxiety because it
eases them into a relaxed and calm state.
Weight loss through hypnobehavioral therapy consisting of
mental imagery, relaxation, direct suggestion,
Reduces Chronic pains by means of Hypnotherapy
which includes eye fixation and relaxation.
Through focusing on person's attention in a way that allows
them to receive suggestions that can positively change their
thoughts and behavior
By means of hypnotherapy works by breaking the negative
behaviors and thought patterns associated with smoking
Hypnotherapy for IBS involves progressive relaxation, and
then suggestions of soothing imagery and sensations
focused on the individual's symptoms.

14. Although many people think that they cannot be hypnotized,
research has shown that a large number of people are more
hypnotizable than they believe.
9%
14%
48%
29%
Adults
Public
children
Daydrea
mers
Between 10% to 15% of people
are very reactive to hypnosis.
Approximately 10% of adults are
measured difficult or impossible
to hypnotize.
Children tend to be more liable
to hypnosis.
People who can become easily
absorbed in imaginations are
much more responsive to
hypnosis.

15. “Hypnosis is a normal and
natural way of expressing your
inner self and increasing it with
qualities like self confidence.”
“You are the writer, producer,
and director of your own mind
plans.”

16. Thank You
For Your Time & Attention